Name: Petaluma City Council meeting, Aug 4, 2025
Start: 2025-08-04
Location: City of Petaluma

City Council

Mon, August 4, 2025

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City Council & Planning Commission Joint Session — August 4, 2025

This was a lengthy regular City Council meeting that also included a special joint session with the Planning Commission and ran past midnight. Key business included design feedback on the new Public Safety Facility, significant changes to mobile home park rent stabilization, and support for an affordable housing project near the North McDowell SMART station.

Joint Workshop: Public Safety Facility Design Concepts (Item 1)

City Manager Peggy Flynn introduced a staff presentation on design concepts and site development for the Petaluma Public Safety Facility Project. Both the full City Council and all six Planning Commissioners were present for this workshop. Mayor McDonnell and Planning Commission Chair Jessica Mozes co-led the question process.

Fifteen members of the public spoke, including Luke Maselli, John Hanania, Katherine Wells, Mary Brusco, Kevin Foster, Rick Faith, Mac Thompson, Reid Daut, Tom Siragusa, Rebecca Carpenter, Jeff Veliquette, Carlos Flores, Kathleen Funke-Spicher, Tim Porteous, Chantal Rogers, Stephanie Sanchez, and Paul Francis. The minutes do not detail the substance of individual comments or the specific design feedback provided by the Council and Commission. As a workshop, no binding vote was taken; the purpose was to gather feedback to guide the project's design development.

After the workshop, Planning Commissioners left the dais and the regular Council meeting resumed.

Consent Calendar (Items 2–5, 7–9)

The following items were approved without discussion in a single 7-0 vote (moved by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Vice Mayor Nau):

Item 2: Approved minutes of the July 21, 2025 meeting.

Item 3: Approved tentative agenda for September 8, 2025, and significant agenda items through October.

Item 4: Awarded contract to Wildcat Engineering for wetlands mitigation and bioretention rehabilitation at the Community Baseball Field (Phase One); rejected N G Builder Company's bid as non-responsive.

Item 5: Awarded contract to Mike Brown Electric Co. for Phase One of the Transit Fleet Charging Infrastructure Project; rejected bids from Cats 4U, Inc. and SCC Electric, Inc. as non-responsive.

Item 7: Awarded contract to Altor Construction, LLC for hangar repair at Petaluma Municipal Airport and approved a revised project budget.

Item 8: Authorized purchase of a skid-steer for the Water Resources & Utilities Department via Sourcewell cooperative purchasing.

Item 9: Authorized purchase of a wood chipper for the Water Resources & Utilities Department via Sourcewell cooperative purchasing.

Vote: Carried 7-0

Synthetic Turf Purchase for Lucchesi Park (Item 6)

Councilmember DeCarli pulled this item from the consent calendar for separate discussion. The resolution authorized purchasing synthetic turf materials from FieldTurf USA, Inc. through the state CMAS program for the Lucchesi Turf Field Replacement Project at a cost of $722,848. The minutes do not detail the concerns raised during discussion, but the item passed on a divided vote — suggesting some disagreement, possibly related to environmental or cost concerns about synthetic turf.

Vote: Carried 5-2 (moved by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Councilmember Quint)

*No:* Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau

Mobile Home Park Rent Stabilization Amendments (Item 10)

City Attorney Eric Danly presented amendments to Chapter 6.50 of the Petaluma Municipal Code, which governs the Mobilehome Park Space Rent Stabilization Program. This item drew the largest public response of the evening, with approximately 30 speakers including mobile home park residents, tenant advocates, and other community members. Notably, Jodi Johnson received ceded time from two other speakers. Other commenters included Janis Barker, Kay Poland, Jennifer Boyle, Tim Porteous, Katherine Bobrowski, Jorge Arango, Jackie Elward, Angeles Cruz, Hannah Stewart, Daniel Gonzalez, Daniel Hernandez, Rufino Cortes, Zita Ramírez, Diana Kingsbury, Sandra Shand, Laura Bennett, and others. The meeting ran so late that the Council voted unanimously to continue past 11:00 p.m.

The Council ultimately adopted both an urgency ordinance (taking immediate effect) and introduced a regular ordinance (first reading, requiring a second reading to take full effect) to amend the rent stabilization program. The urgency designation means the changes go into force right away rather than waiting for the normal 30-day ordinance process. The specific substantive changes to the rent stabilization formula or caps are not detailed in the minutes.

Vote on Urgency Ordinance No. 2908 N.C.S.: Carried 7-0 (moved by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson)

Vote on Introduction of Ordinance No. 2909 N.C.S.: Carried 7-0 (moved by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Vice Mayor Nau)

Annual Military Equipment Use Report & Policy Renewal (Item 11)

Deputy Police Chief Nicholas McGowan and Lieutenant Garrett Glaviano presented the department's annual report on military equipment use for FY2024-25, as required by California AB 481. The report covers the Police Department's equipment funding, acquisition, and use policies — including policies governing unmanned aerial systems (drones) and unmanned ground vehicles. No members of the public spoke. The Council renewed the governing ordinance with no dissent.

Vote: Carried 7-0 (moved by Councilmember Shribbs, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson)

Meridian at Petaluma North Station Affordable Housing Project — AHSC Grant & Fee Loan (Items 12 & 13)

These two items were presented jointly by City Attorney Eric Danly, Community Development Director Brian Oh, and Housing Manager Karen Shimizu. No members of the public spoke.

Item 12 authorized the City Manager to submit amended grant agreements with Danco Communities and SMART (Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit) for the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program to support the Meridian project at 890 North McDowell Boulevard, located near the North Petaluma SMART station.

Item 13 addressed a new loan option for development impact fees. The Council amended several existing fee resolutions — covering city facilities, parkland, open space, and traffic impact fees — to allow certain city-supported affordable housing projects to defer fee payment through a loan rather than paying upfront. The Council then immediately applied this new loan option to the Danco Meridian project specifically, adopting a separate resolution to that effect.

These actions help make the Meridian affordable housing development financially viable by reducing the immediate cash burden of development fees.

Vote on Resolution No. 2025-121 (AHSC grant amendment): Carried 7-0

Vote on Resolution No. 2025-122 (fee loan policy): Carried 7-0

Vote on Resolution No. 2025-123 (applying fee loan to Meridian project): Carried 7-0

*(All three moved by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson)*

The meeting adjourned at 12:31 a.m.

Key Takeaways

Public Safety Facility: The Council and Planning Commission held a joint workshop to review and give feedback on design concepts for the new Public Safety Facility — a significant capital project still in the planning stage with no vote required at this time.

Rent stabilization urgency: The Council unanimously passed immediate changes to the mobile home park rent stabilization program, with dozens of residents speaking — signaling this remains a high-stakes issue for vulnerable residents in Petaluma's mobile home communities.

Lucchesi synthetic turf approved on split vote: The $722,848 synthetic turf purchase for Lucchesi Park passed 5-2, with Councilmember DeCarli and Vice Mayor Nau dissenting after pulling the item for discussion.

Affordable housing fees eased: The City created a new loan option for development impact fees for city-supported affordable housing projects and applied it immediately to the Danco Meridian project near the North Petaluma SMART station, helping move that development forward.

Long meeting: The Council did not adjourn until 12:31 a.m., largely due to the extensive public comment on the mobile home rent stabilization item.

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Agenda items (13)

Procedural (1)

1ProceduralRecommendation to the City Council and Planning Commission of the City of Petaluma to Receive a Staff Presentation and Provide Feedback on Design Concepts and Site Development for the Petaluma Public Safety Facility Project (C11202431)

Consent Calendar

2Consent CalendarMinutes of the City Council/PCDSA Regular Meeting of July 21, 2025

3Consent CalendarTentative Agenda for City Council/PCDSA Regular Meeting of September 8, 2025, and Significant Agenda Items for August October 2025

4Consent CalendarResolution Awarding Contract for the Wetlands Mitigation and Bioretention Rehabilitation as Part of the Petaluma Community Baseball Field (Phase One) (C14501607) Project to Wildcat Engineering and Rejecting the Bid of N G Builder Company as NonResponsive

5Consent CalendarResolution Authorizing Award of Contract for Phase One of the Transit Fleet Charging Infrastructure Project (C65502214) to Mike Brown Electric, Co. and Rejecting the Bid of Cats 4U, Inc. and SCC Electric, Inc. as NonResponsive

6Consent CalendarResolution Authorizing the Purchase of Synthetic Turf Materials from FieldTurf USA, Inc., through the California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) Program for the Lucchesi Turf Field Replacement Project (C14502008), in the Amount of $722,848

7Consent CalendarResolution Authorizing Award of Contract for the Hangar Repair at the Petaluma Municipal Airport to Altor Construction, LLC, and Approve a Revised Project Budget

8Consent CalendarResolution Authorizing the Purchase of a SkidSteer for the Water Resources & Utilities Department through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program and Authorizing the City Manager to Execute All Documents Necessary to Complete the Purchase

9Consent CalendarResolution Authorizing the Purchase of a Wood Chipper Machine for the Water Resources & Utilities Department through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program and Authorizing the City Manager to Execute All Documents Necessary to Complete the Purchase

Public Hearing

10Public HearingIntroduction (First Reading) of an Ordinance and Adoption of an Urgency Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Petaluma to Amend Specified Provisions of Chapter 6.50 of the Petaluma Municipal Code Entitled “Mobilehome Park Space Rent Stabilization Program,” and to Maintain in Effect the Remainder of Chapter 6.50 of the Petaluma

11Public HearingReceive, Review, Approve and Adopt FY2425 Annual Military Equipment Use Report and Renew Ordinance No. 2859 N.C.S., which Approved Petaluma Police Department’s Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition, and Use Policy 709, (Use Policy) and Policy 613 Pertaining to Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) and Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) in Compliance with California Assembly Bill 481 (AB 481)

12Public HearingResolution Authorizing the City Manager to Submit an Amended Resolution for the (2) Grant Agreements with Danco Communities and Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit for Funding through the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program for the Meridian at Petaluma North Station Affordable Housing Project located at 890 North McDowell Boulevard and finding that the authorization to amend the AHSC grant agreement does not create a physical change in the environment and is therefore not a project under CEQA Guidelines Section 15378

13Public HearingResolution Amending Resolution Nos. 2014036 N.C.S. Setting City Facilities Development Impact Fees, 2014037 N.C.S. Setting Park Land Development Impact Fees, 2014038 N.C.S. Setting NonQuimby Act Park Land Acquisition Fees, 2014039 N.C.S. Setting Open Space Land Acquisition Fees, and 2016076 N.C.S. Setting Traffic Development Impact Fees, to Provide a Loan Option for Payment of the Fees for Certain CitySupported Affordable Housing Projects Resolution Applying Resolution No. 2025 XXX N.C.S., Adopted on August 4, 2025, Regarding Loan Option for Payment of the Fees for Certain CitySupported Affordable Housing Project to Danco’s Meridian at Petaluma North Station Affordable Housing

Additional votes recorded in minutes

Consent Calendar Items 2-9 (excluding Item 6)

Aye 7

Alex DecarliAye

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauAye

Kevin McDonnellAye

Item 6 - Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Synthetic Turf Materials

Noe 2 · Aye 5

Alex DecarliNoe

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauNoe

Kevin McDonnellAye

Urgency Ordinance

Aye 7

Alex DecarliAye

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauAye

Kevin McDonnellAye

First Reading of Regular Ordinance

Aye 7

Alex DecarliAye

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauAye

Kevin McDonnellAye

Military Equipment Report

Aye 7

Alex DecarliAye

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauAye

Kevin McDonnellAye

Items 12, 13A, and 13B

Aye 6

Brian BarnacleAye

Frank QuintAye

Janice Cader ThompsonAye

John ShribbsAye

Karen NauAye

Kevin McDonnellAye

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CITY OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL & PETALUMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SUCCESSOR AGENCY (PCDSA) & SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PETALUMA PLANNING COMMISSION City Hall Council Chamber 11 English Street Petaluma, CA 94952 MINUTES Monday, August 4, 2025 5:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER Mayor McDonnell called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. • ROLL CALL PRESENT: Mayor McDonnell, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Planning Commission Chair Jessica Mozes, Planning Commission Vice Chair Brent Newell, Planning Commission Second Vice Chair Brian Goldman, Planning Commissioner Sarah Ebner, Planning Commissioner Darren Racusen, Planning Commissioner Keith Schildt ABSENT: None • PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE • MOMENT OF SILENCE AGENDA CHANGES AND DELETIONS (TO CURRENT AGENDA ONLY) The Mayor announced that items #12 and #13 would be presented and discussed together. PROCLAMATION • United States Coast Guard Day Captain Joshua D. Burch, Commanding Officer of Training Center Petaluma, accepted the proclamation. WORKSHOP - JOINT SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION 1. Recommendation to the City Council and Planning Commission of the City of Petaluma to Receive a Staff Presentation and Provide Feedback on Design Concepts and Site Development for the Petaluma Public Safety Facility Project (C11202431) City Manager Peggy Flynn introduced the staff report.

Mayor McDonnell and Chair Mozes led Council and Planning Commission questions process. The Mayor opened the public comment Luke Maselli John Hanania Katherine Wells and Mary Brusco Kevin Foster Rick Faith Mac Thompson/Reid Daut Tom Siragusa Rebecca Carpenter Jeff Veliquette Carlos Flores Kathleen Funke-Spicher Tim Porteous Chantal Rogers Stephanie Sanchez Paul Francis The Mayor closed the public comment City Council and Planning Commission discussion followed. Following item #1, the Mayor called for a brief recess to allow for the Planning Commissioners to leave the dais before the rest of the Council Meeting continued. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT During General Public Comment, the public is invited to make comments on items of public interest that are within the City Council’s subject matter jurisdiction and that are not listed on the current agenda. Public comments are limited, up to three minutes per person. Depending on the number of persons wishing to address the Council, time will be allocated in equal shares totaling no more than twenty minutes, subject to the Council’s discretion (Cal. Gov’t. Code §54954.3(a), Petaluma City Council Rules, Policies and Procedures, III). Mayor McDonnell opened the general public comment. Katherine Bobrowski Sandra Shand Chantal Rogers Revelle Mast Janis Barker Kay Poland Jodi Johnson Tim Porteous Richard Huebner Mayor McDonnell closed the general public comment. COUNCIL COMMENT Councilmember Shribbs Councilmember DeCarli Vice Mayor Nau Councilmember Cader Thompson Councilmember Barnacle Mayor McDonnell CITY MANAGER COMMENT City Manager Peggy Flynn

CONSENT CALENDAR 2. Approved Minutes of the City Council/PCDSA Regular Meeting of July 21, 2025 3. Approved Tentative Agenda for City Council/PCDSA Regular Meeting of September 8, 2025, and Significant Agenda Items for August - October 2025 4. Adopted Resolution No. 2025-114 N.C.S. Awarding Contract for the Wetlands Mitigation and Bioretention Rehabilitation as Part of the Petaluma Community Baseball Field (Phase One) (C14501607) Project to Wildcat Engineering and Rejecting the Bid of N G Builder Company as Non-Responsive 5. Adopted Resolution No. 2025-115 N.C.S. Authorizing Award of Contract for Phase One of the Transit Fleet Charging Infrastructure Project (C65502214) to Mike Brown Electric, Co. and Rejecting the Bid of Cats 4U, Inc. and SCC Electric, Inc. as Non-Responsive 6. [Pulled from Consent Calendar] 7. Adopted Resolution No. 2025-116 N.C.S. Authorizing Award of Contract for the Hangar Repair at the Petaluma Municipal Airport to Altor Construction, LLC, and Approve a Revised Project Budget 8. Adopted Resolution No. 2025-117 N.C.S. Authorizing the Purchase of a Skid-Steer for the Water Resources & Utilities Department through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program and Authorizing the City Manager to Execute All Documents Necessary to Complete the Purchase 9. Adopted Resolution No. 2025-118 N.C.S. Authorizing the Purchase of a Wood Chipper Machine for the Water Resources & Utilities Department through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program and Authorizing the City Manager to Execute All Documents Necessary to Complete the Purchase Mayor McDonnell opened the public comment on the Consent Calendar, and seeing no one step forward to speak, he closed the public comment. Councilmember DeCarli requested that item 6 be pulled from the consent calendar to be discussed separately. Motion to adopt Consent Calendar items #1 through #5, and #7 through 9, made by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Vice Mayor Nau. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None 6. Resolution Authorizing the Purchase of Synthetic Turf Materials from FieldTurf USA, Inc., through the California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) Program for the Lucchesi Turf Field Replacement Project (C14502008), in the Amount of $722,848 Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2025-119 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Councilmember Quint. Vote: Carried 5-2 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau Absent: None Abstain: None

Recused: None PUBLIC HEARINGS AND MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION 10. Introduction (First Reading) of an Ordinance and Adoption of an Urgency Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Petaluma to Amend Specified Provisions of Chapter 6.50 of the Petaluma Municipal Code Entitled “Mobilehome Park Space Rent Stabilization Program,” and to Maintain in Effect the Remainder of Chapter 6.50 of the Petaluma Municipal Code Eric Danly, City Attorney presented the staff report. Mayor McDonnell opened the public comment. Jodi Johnson Debra Park ceded time to Jodi Johnson Janis Barker ceded time to Jodi Johnson Kay Poland Jennifer Boyle Tim Porteous Eric Vazquez Katherine Bobrowski Micki Carroll Chip Atkin Jorge Arango Jackie Elward Angeles Cruz Hannah Stewart Katie Oelschlager Jexo Mondragon Blake Hooper Joann Jones Diane Pimentel Marjorie Helm Lindsey Dixon Lydia Asselin Ann Colichidas and Susan Mills Daniel Gonzalez Daniel Hernandez Rufino Cortes Zita Ramieréz Diana Kingsbury Sandra Shand Laura Bennett Mayor McDonnell closed the public comment. Council discussion followed. Motion to continue meeting past 11:00 p.m. made by Councilmember Shribbs, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None

Council discussion continued. Motion to adopt Urgency Ordinance No. 2908 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None Motion to Introduce Ordinance No. 2909 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Cader Thompson, seconded by Vice Mayor Nau. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None 11. Receive, Review, Approve and Adopt FY24-25 Annual Military Equipment Use Report and Renew Ordinance No. 2859 N.C.S., which Approved Petaluma Police Department’s Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition, and Use Policy 709, (Use Policy) and Policy 613 Pertaining to Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) and Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) in Compliance with California Assembly Bill 481 (AB 481) Deputy Police Chief Nicholas McGowan and Lieutenant Garrett Glaviano presented the staff report. Mayor McDonnell opened the public comment, and seeing no one come forward to speak, he closed the public comment. Council discussion followed. Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2025-120 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Shribbs, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None 12. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Submit an Amended Resolution for the (2) Grant Agreements with Danco Communities and Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit for Funding through the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program for the Meridian at Petaluma North Station Affordable Housing Project located at 890 North McDowell Boulevard and finding that the authorization to amend the AHSC grant agreement does not create a physical change in the environment and is therefore not a project under CEQA Guidelines Section 15378

13. Resolution Amending Resolution Nos. 2014-036 N.C.S. Setting City Facilities Development Impact Fees, 2014-037 N.C.S. Setting Park Land Development Impact Fees, 2014-038 N.C.S. Setting Non- Quimby Act Park Land Acquisition Fees, 2014-039 N.C.S. Setting Open Space Land Acquisition Fees, and 2016-076 N.C.S. Setting Traffic Development Impact Fees, to Provide a Loan Option for Payment of the Fees for Certain City-Supported Affordable Housing Projects Resolution Applying Resolution No. 2025- XXX N.C.S., Adopted on August 4, 2025, Regarding Loan Option for Payment of the Fees for Certain City-Supported Affordable Housing Project to Danco’s Meridian at Petaluma North Station Affordable Housing Project The Mayor reminded the public that items #12 and #13 would be presented and discussed together. Eric Danly, City Attorney, Brian Oh, Director of Community Development and Karen Shimizu, Housing Manager presented the staff report. Mayor McDonnell opened the public comment, and seeing no one come forward to speak, he closed the public comment. Council discussion followed. Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2025-121 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2025-122 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2025-123 N.C.S., made by Councilmember Barnacle, seconded by Councilmember Cader Thompson. Vote: Carried 7-0 Yes: Councilmember Barnacle, Councilmember Cader Thompson, Councilmember DeCarli, Vice Mayor Nau, Councilmember Quint, Councilmember Shribbs, Mayor McDonnell No: None Absent: None Abstain: None Recused: None ADJOURNMENT Mayor McDonnell adjourned the meeting at 12:31 a.m.